Cig Interior
10-14-2004 | 04:59 PM
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Re: Cig Interior
Originally Posted by Von Bongo
Hi John,
No I haven't yet. I keep looking at newer cigs but can't find what I want for the kind of $$ they want and the older ones all seem to need some updates so I am considering finding a solid hull and redoing it and trying to put a plan together.
My old boat was in too good of shape to start over with it so I keep looking. If I find something I am sure we will be talking so keep a sharp pencil
Mike
No I haven't yet. I keep looking at newer cigs but can't find what I want for the kind of $$ they want and the older ones all seem to need some updates so I am considering finding a solid hull and redoing it and trying to put a plan together.
My old boat was in too good of shape to start over with it so I keep looking. If I find something I am sure we will be talking so keep a sharp pencil
Mike
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10-15-2004 | 06:29 AM
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Re: Cig Interior
Tank,
Thanks for the nice comments. Not sure exactly what you are wanting but why don't you send me an email to "[email protected]" and we can discuss it, rather than taking up time and space on this board.
Thanks again.
John
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Thanks for the nice comments. Not sure exactly what you are wanting but why don't you send me an email to "[email protected]" and we can discuss it, rather than taking up time and space on this board.
Thanks again.
John
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10-15-2004 | 07:35 AM
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Re: Cig Interior
I re did my 94 Gun 2 years ago w/o going to the newer style hatch or bolsters and it cost me over 10k. $18-$20k would be a good place to start. Dont forget that you always run into other problems that need fixing once you start tearing the interior out
10-15-2004 | 08:36 AM
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Re: Cig Interior
LS,
Yes if I redid one it would be a strait hull full cabin boat but I would like either #3s on it or TRS and go to Konrad drives.
Trying to do the recon work now to see which way to go.
Yes if I redid one it would be a strait hull full cabin boat but I would like either #3s on it or TRS and go to Konrad drives.
Trying to do the recon work now to see which way to go.
10-15-2004 | 09:03 AM
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Re: Cig Interior
Wow, 10K for an interior? Geez, I'm gonna have to go up on my prices. Of course being down here in the Ozarks, means you don't pay those high NY prices.
John
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10-15-2004 | 09:07 AM
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Re: Cig Interior
Originally Posted by lakeluvr
Wow, 10K for an interior? Geez, I'm gonna have to go up on my prices. Of course being down here in the Ozarks, means you don't pay those high NY prices.
John
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It was done in South Florida, not in NY No one in NY was capable of doing the job. And the price was a total gut with new wood and powdercoating and all the Cig logo stitching, which isnt cheap
Bob
